The Spectator, Svazek 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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... fatire , ' was refolved to have them both at any rate , and fo uttered this complete piece of nonfenfe . It will most effectually discover the abfurdity of these monstrous unions , if we will fuppofe thefe metaphors or images actually ...
... fatire , ' was refolved to have them both at any rate , and fo uttered this complete piece of nonfenfe . It will most effectually discover the abfurdity of these monstrous unions , if we will fuppofe thefe metaphors or images actually ...
Strana 184
... fatire which they imagined I had directed against them . My great coinfort was in the company of half a dozen friends , who , I found fince , were the club which I have fo often mentioned in my Papers . I laughed . often at Sir Roger in ...
... fatire which they imagined I had directed against them . My great coinfort was in the company of half a dozen friends , who , I found fince , were the club which I have fo often mentioned in my Papers . I laughed . often at Sir Roger in ...
Strana 235
... man of the world throughout . His il- luftrations , his comparisons , and the greatest parts of his images , must be drawn from common life . Strokes • of • of fatire and criticifm , as well as panegyrick No 618 235 • THE SPECTATOR .
... man of the world throughout . His il- luftrations , his comparisons , and the greatest parts of his images , must be drawn from common life . Strokes • of • of fatire and criticifm , as well as panegyrick No 618 235 • THE SPECTATOR .
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